Reddit mentions: The best cycling jackets for women

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bk7j
Total score: 5
Number of comments: 2
Relevant subreddits: 2
aurical
Total score: 1
Number of comments: 1
Relevant subreddits: 1
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Top Reddit comments about Women's Cycling Jackets:

u/bk7j · 1 pointr/bikecommuting

What kind of light(s) you need depends greatly on where you'll be riding and how much you need the light to see vs being seen.

I have the exact same headlight you do and it's perfect for my needs. I commute year round (which means well after sunset for several months), but only for a few miles, mostly on side or slower roads, and there are streetlights for my entire route. I use the steady + blink mode to make sure I am noticed but also have my own illumination. If I were to regularly bike on busier streets or on paths that aren't illuminated, I might feel safer with something brighter.

However, being able to see things is only a small part of biking at night. Your greatest danger will be from cars who don't see you, and the more you can do about that, the better. At minimum, you absolutely want a good red blinky (or two) facing behind you. Additionally, I also have a "killer yellow" blindingly bright cycling jacket (that also makes a fantastic windblock), reflective bike strips for my wheels, leg bands for my pants, various other reflective stuff on my bike, and EL wire for when I'm doing longer night rides.

There's a ton of LED technology out there that can make lighting up easy, fun, and not too expensive.

u/aurical · 1 pointr/bicycling

While there may not be studies to "prove" that increasing visibilty makes you safer, I would have to say it does based on my experiences both as a cyclist and a motorist. Anectodal? Sure... but worst case it's much harder for someone to argue that they "couldn't see you" when you're lit up like a christmas tree :D

Ok on to what you can do to be more visible...

MonkeyLights? I've heard wonderful things about them and they really help your side visibility (good for intersections) plus they look badass. Much more expensive than those wheel reflectors though and require battery power.

I've also been really impressed by the reflective ankle bands. The pedal movement is very distinctive and the ones I've seen are very bright.

I also really like these high vis gloves I got last year. Makes it easy to see hand signals when my Jacket is configured as a vest.